Troubleshooting - iRobot Scooba 200 Series Owner's Manual

Troubleshooting

Scooba will tell you if something is wrong with a two-tone "uh-oh" sound and a series of beeps and light
blinks. Count light blinks or beeps and refer to the chart below to identify and resolve Scooba's problem.
To repeat error blinks and beeps, tap Scooba's bumper. If the problem persists, visit www.irobot.
com/support for more information.
Number of Likely cause
beeps/blinks
after uh-oh
0 (error leD Fill tank is empty
on solid)
1 Scooba is on cliff
Cliff sensors are dirty
Cliff Sensor malfunction
2 Scooba is stuck
3 Bumper problem
4 left or right wheel malfunction Inspect and clean Scooba's wheels and press clean.
5 Scooba is in a pool of water
and vacuum tubes are locked
Scooba's vacuum tubes are
filled with debris
6 Pump malfunction
7 Vacuum malfunction
Charger Light
Charger is plugged in and
connected to robot, but light is off
Charger is plugged in and
connected to robot, but light is off
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What to do
Fill tank with water and cleaning solution and press clean.
Move Scooba to clear area away from cliff and press clean.
Clean cliff sensors with a cotton swab and press clean.
Cliff sensors are located in the bumper and are accessed by turning Scooba over.
Contact irobot customer care.
Move to clear area and press clean.
Clean cliff sensors and press clean.
Move out of Virtual Wall beam and press clean.
Tap the bumper to ensure that it moves in and out. Visually inspect the
bumper edges for debris and press clean.
Move Scooba out of pooled water and press clean.
(note: Scooba is not intended for cleaning up pooled spills)
Remove bottom plate. Clear any debris from vacuum tubes.
replace bottom plate, set robot in clear area and press clean.
(Note: Be sure to sweep the floor before using Scooba.)
Contact irobot customer care.
Contact irobot customer care.
Likely cause What to do
Charging Disconnect charger from robot; unplug charger from outlet; wait 5 seconds;
error plug charger in to outlet; connect charger to robot
no power Confirm power is present at outlet by plugging in a lamp or another
at outlet electrical device. If still no power, use another electrical outlet.